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recallable

recallable

4.2
Easy to remember when you need it
  • adjective
  • /rɪˈkɔːləbəl/
translation icon : memorable
  • Using mnemonic devices can make information more recallable when needed.

Examples

  • He took detailed notes during the lecture so the concepts would be recallable for his exam.

  • The instructions were clear and recallable, making them easy to follow later.

  • So yes, some of them seem to be more easily recallable or more indelible.

  • Relearning is, but it will become non recallable now that the information remains in memory makes.

  • The voice recorder is a device that instantaneously transmutes all your musings into a concrete, recallable form.

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Synonyms

memorable
vsrecallable
181 3.5

Worth remembering because it is very good, interesting, or unusual

is simply able to be brought to mind not necessarily striking
memorizable
vsrecallable
4.0

Easy to remember, like a short poem or tune

is possible to bring to mind when needed rather than especially easy to learn
retainable
vsrecallable
4.5

Easy to keep or remember

is about being brought to mind when needed rather than being physically kept

Antonyms

16 3.8

Not interesting or special, so people do not remember it

How Memorable

unforgettable
58 3.4
memorable
181 3.5
recallable
4.2
forgettable
16 3.8

Surface Forms

recallable positive

Morphology

recallable = recall (transparent) = recall + able

Clear adjective formation from the verb 'recall' with '-able' indicating 'able to be remembered'.

Etymology

Recallable is made from re- 'again' and call 'to call', so it can mean 'able to be called back into the mind'. Think of 'calling' a memory back, which is why recallable facts are those you can remember when you need them.